Bones' Most Controversial Twist Happened Thanks To A Writers' Strike
A massive twist from season 3 of Bones was only possible because of the writers' strike, and the creative decision made the season one of the best.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda Really Wanted To Play One Wicked Character
Lin-Manuel Miranda wasn't asking for much when he asked Jon M. Chu to cast him in Wicked, but even a small role ran the risk of being too distracting.
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Jason Alexander's Real-Life Wife Had A Cameo In Seinfeld's Most Controversial Episode
Jason Alexander's wife appeared on screen with his character, George Costanza, in several shots during one especially memorable episode of Seinfeld.
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The Comedy Sketch Show That Quietly Launched The Simpsons
The Simpsons is technically a spin-off, but as the longest-running scripted televisions eries in history, it far surpassed its mother series.
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She-Hulk Was Canceled Twice Before Marvel's Disney+ Series
There were multiple attempts to bring She-Hulk to the small screen before the Marvel character got her own Disney+ series.
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Does Nick Die On Fear The Waking Dead?
What became of Nick Clark (Frank Dillane) on Fear the Walking Dead? Here's what ultimately happened to the character (and what Dillane's been up to since then).
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Prime Video's Latest Obsession Is An English-Language Remake Of A Spanish Romantic Drama
Prime Video subscribers are going wild for this English-language remake of a hit Spanish romantic drama about, um, a certain kind of forbidden love.
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The 8 Best Sci-Fi Shows On Apple TV+ Ranked
Apple TV+ has become the go-to streaming service for fans of smart, funny, strange, cool science fiction TV shows. These are the best of the bunch.
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A Disney Copyright Issue Led To A Change In A Stephen King Horror Movie
The Monkey director Oz Perkins had to tweak his movie adaptation of Stephen King's original horror story due a copyright problem involving Disney.
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Why Pierce Brosnan Feels He Was 'Never Good Enough' As James Bond
Pierce Brosnan went 25 years before rewatching his own performance as James Bond in 1995's GoldenEye. Here's what he thought about it afterward.
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Guy Pearce Thinks He Was Terrible In Christopher Nolan's Memento
Most of the world agrees that Guy Pearce was terrific in Christopher Nolan's breakout movie Memento, but there's one person who strongly disagrees: Guy Pearce.
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Peaky Blinders Movie Won't End The Series After All As Netflix Plans More
Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight has made it clear he intends for the franchise to continue after the upcoming Netflix movie.
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The Real-Life Origins Behind Seinfeld's Festivus Holiday
You would think Festivus was invented for Seinfeld, but it was actually something one of the show's writers and his family had been celebrating for years.
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What Is The Oscars Curse – And Is It Real?
The "Oscars curse" can hit filmmakers and performers in several different ways, from backlash to the idea of being "overdue." Here are some famous examples.
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Why Sofia Coppola Remade One Of Clint Eastwood's Most Controversial Movies
Clint Eastwood starred in the film adaptation of a controversial Civil War story, but Sofia Coppola attempted to update it from a new POV.
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Inside Out 2's Massive Box Office Record Was Toppled By The Sequel No One Saw Coming
Another animated sequel has come out of nowhere to replace Inside Out 2 as the all-time highest-grossing animated film at the global box office.
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Jujutsu Kaisen: Why Does Satoru Gojo Cover His Eyes?
Without a doubt, Satoru Gojo is by far the most popular character on Jujutsu Kaisen. But why does the charming Jujutsu Sorcerer always cover his eyes?
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Michael Richards Followed Up Seinfeld With A Major Television Flop
After Seinfeld came to an end, Kramer actor Michael Richards launched a now-forgotten sitcom that only lasted eight episodes.
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The Office's Worst Episode, According To IMDb
What's the worst episode of the American version of The Office? There's one clear winner (or rather, loser) according to IMDb.
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Why The Family Guy Movie Is Taking So Long, According To Seth MacFarlane
Seth MacFarlane teased a proper Family Guy movie back in 2007, but it still hasn't come to fruition. In 2024, he explained why it hasn't happened yet.
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Pat Morita's Mr. Miyagi Return In Cobra Kai Explained By The Show's Creators
Cobra Kai season 6 uses AI to bring back Pat Morita as Karate Kid franchise character Mr. Miyagi, which ended up being complicated.
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10 Best Movies Set In Oklahoma, Ranked
Oklahoma is packed with picturesque landscapes and is the namesake of one of the best musicals ever. But what are the best movies set in Oklahoma?
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What Is The Voice In Dune & Why Is It So Powerful?
The Bene Gesserit sisterhood possesses one of the most powerful tools in the Dune franchise: wielding the Voice and controlling the actions of others.
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The Only Stargate Project That Doesn't Feature Daniel Jackson
Daniel Jackson is an essential part of the Stargate franchise, so much so there's only one canon entry (and one non-canon title) he doesn't appear in.
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The World's Worst Movie Director Is Picking The Stupidest Fight Ever With Warner Bros.
Director Uwe Boll is refusing to back down over a fight with Warner Bros. regarding the title of his new movie (yes, the one starring Armie Hammer).
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Harrison Ford Is The Best Part Of Captain America: Brave New World – And The MCU Needs More Of Him
Harrison Ford's Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross is the standout character in Captain America: Brave New World, and the MCU should utilize him more going forward.
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The Emmy-Winning Comedy Series That Laid The Groundwork For Night Court
The 1980s sitcom Night Court was a delightfully loopy show that was only able to exist thanks to an older (and equally loopy) Emmy-winning series.
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